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Journey through Italy’s wildest landscapes - from the snowy peaks of the Apennines to the forests of Trentino. Discover the lives of wolves, bears, deer, and rare birds as they navigate survival, territory, and coexistence with humans. Explore how these top predators have endured centuries of persecution, adapted to changing habitats, and now reclaim their place in Italy’s natural heritage. From: Wild Italy: Top Predators Content licensed by 3Box Media to Little Dot Studios

Marty Stouffer delves into the fascinating world of wild dogs and other mustelids in North America, highlighting their behavior, habitats, and ecological importance. From the elusive American pine marten and its forest home to the adaptable American mink and river otter thriving in aquatic environments, each species plays a vital role in maintaining ecosystem balance. It also explores the complex lives of wild canids such as coyotes, wolves, red foxes, and swift foxes.Learn about their hunting strategies, social structures, and survival adaptations, as well as the crucial predator-prey relationships that help sustain biodiversity. From: Wild America Content licensed by Stream Go Media to Little Dot Studios

Explore groundbreaking discoveries, led by palaeontologist Jack Herer, that are reshaping our understanding of these ancient creatures. From Argentina to Wyoming, join the journey to uncover the secrets of dinosaur behaviour, evolution, and their mysterious disappearance. Discover how recent finds, like dinosaur embryos inside eggs, are revolutionising our knowledge of these iconic prehistoric beasts.

Deep within the frozen, hilly forests of Southeast Oklahoma, a wildlife miracle is taking place. Once completely extinct within the state, the American black bear has made a staggering return to the landscape. This documentary follows Ivan Carter and a team of dedicated conservationists into the core bear range during a winter storm to conduct high-stakes research.

Madagascar is an island frozen in time, having split from the rest of the world 150 million years ago to create an evolutionary playground unlike anywhere else on Earth. In the dense virgin forests of the Masoala Peninsula, prehistoric creatures like the lemur and the elusive tomato frog thrive under the protection of ancient tribal taboos. For the people living here, nature is not just a resource but a spiritual realm filled with ancestor spirits and animal legends that dictate daily life. From the mountain plateaus of Andringitra to the shark-guarded reefs of the west coast, survival depends on a delicate balance between human tradition and environmental preservation. This journey takes you into the heart of the "Great Red Island" to witness the struggle of a unique ecosystem fighting to stay wild in a changing world.

China's western regions are undergoing rapid urbanisation and population growth, creating a rising demand for nutritious food sources like yak meat and milk. Scientists from China and Germany are collaborating to breed wild yaks with domestic yaks to enhance their productivity. The Datong farm, a high-altitude research facility, plays a crucial role in this effort, aiming to produce hardier and more efficient yaks. This initiative not only addresses food supply challenges but also combats the threats posed by climate change and overgrazing, ensuring the preservation of these valuable animals for the future.